SosMula (of City Morgue) ~ Ricky Hil

Vinicius Sosa, better known by his stage name SosMula, spent his nascent years in the favelas of São Paulo where he was given a rude introduction to the world. Immigrating to America in 1996 at the age of 8, Mula started a tumultuous state-to-state shuffle before eventually settling in Manhattan’s Upper East Side. SosMula’s sound developed in these new stomping grounds, fusing the dexterous slant-rhyme style of NYC rappers with the fiery spirit of the Spanish Harlem.

The transformation from Vinny Sosa to SosMula began in high school. Rapping by the tenth grade, his friends took notice and dubbed the emergent emcee “Sos.” Surrounded by hard-living, Sos was extremely motivated for success. The desire to better himself and his family grew into an unapologetic love for money and led to his self-christening as Sos Money. A stint in jail further honed his resolve, and refined his pseudonym; Sos Money became SosMula. Though the dollar-bill association may be standard practice in the hip-hop community, the name resonated on a deeper level with Mula’s spirit and ambition. He soon found himself shouting his signature “MULA!” war-cry over studio mixes. Mula is Sosa’s world:

from the way I dress to the way I talk. It’s my name but it’s my lifestyle.

Flashy yet focused, Sosa is an emcee frustrated with the game and the grind who sees participation and excellence as the only means of overcoming it.

Mula is well associated with another New York underground rapper ZillaKami, and the two have released several albums together under the group name City Morgue.

SosMula’s date of birth and age are questionable. SosMula claims he was born in 1994, but this has been disproved several times in the past. All the evidence points to him being born in 1988.

Ricky Hil is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, and designer known for his distinctive blend of alternative rock and hip-hop. Ricky’s musical journey began in the early 2010s when he started releasing a series of mixtapes and has since collaborated with notable artists such as The Weeknd and Kid Cudi. His music often explores themes of addiction, personal struggles, and relationships, drawing from his own experiences and emotions. In addition to his music career, Ricky Hil has also dabbled in fashion and followed in the footsteps of his father, Tommy Hilfiger, through his own brand Limosa Nostra. Ricky Hil’s journey in both music and fashion demonstrates a commitment to self-expression and a willingness to push creative boundaries. With his distinctive sound and unique perspective, he continues to be an intriguing figure in the world of music and style.